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When will CRED be on big exchanges?. We're constantly working to get CRED listed on big exchanges, check the how do I buy link above for updates.

What is Verify (CRED)? Verify is a reputation protocol that facilitates trust-based transactions over the blockchain. Our main focus is on commerce, and how to make it easier for people to buy/sell things using crypto.

Who is Verify’s target market? The global retail market is an ideal customer for Verify with 22trillion dollars in global trade the market is huge and currently undergoing massive expansion.

Who is on the team? Yazin Alirhayim is the CEO you can read his background in e-payment and secure payment services; his last company, White, was acquired by Payfort (an Amazon company). Check out his Linkedin here. Verify has several industry experts in reputation, economics and payments on the advisory board.

What is the max supply? There will only ever be 50,000,000 CRED tokens, with the majority of tokens currently locked up.

These prices are awfully tempting. Approaching 2 cents. What advantages does Verify have over Ripple? I like the reputation aspect of it, but what else? I already own some Verify and I think it's a good project. But what is its long term potential? Convince me to buy more.

'While we have raised doubts about the suitability of crypto in it’s current state for use in commerce, we felt that it was important to deliver on the promises we mentioned in our white paper. We will monitor uptake on this solution as well as the Verify Payments fiat solution and continue to invest our efforts where they deliver the greatest return.'

-> what do you mean you will monitor the uptake? Do you expect merchants to implement your tech completely without marketing? I'd believe no one is even aware that it's existing in the first place.
Have you planned to do some advertising with ico funds?
What's next?

The Bancor exchange is listed at the top. The Bancor user interface is amazing. It's really easy to use. Check it out: https://www.bancor.network/

If you have Telegram or Facebook Messenger installed, you're pretty much set. You can do a complete token swap in about 10 minutes without having to register into centralized exchanges, do KYC, none of that crap. It's a completely decentralized token changer. It's a "DEX."

Bancor is a "token changer" that works without order matching. Instead, it holds a token reserve and anyone can buy or sell against the token reserve. It works great.

I suggest Verify list on Bancor. If you do that you won't need to go out and seek any other exchange. Bancor has essentially solved the liquidity problem for REAL, and it could do the same for Verify. I don't think they charge anything for the listing (in any case, it can't be anything outrageous) other than some tokens to set up the liquidity pool for the token changer.

As we continue to engage partners in the regulated financial industry, we've found ourselves addressing some confusion around the difference between Verify Payments (which is the topic of discussion with these partners) and Verify.as (which our primary website talks about).

To avoid such confusion, we have updated our primary website (verify.as) to redirect to (verifypayments.com) - the central product we discuss with external partners. The token website is available at https://token.verify.as/ and all content on this site will remain unchanged.

German Sparkasse and all other banks later this year will enable instant payments that arrive within -15 sec. Sooner or later this will be internationally as well I guess.
Is this not undermining the use case of verify as?

Verify.as is a reputation protocol that makes it easy to buy and sell things on the blockchain. It works for all trust-based transactions, including commerce, short-and-long term loans and many, many more applications.